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Nearly 20% of Costa Rican national produce doesn’t meet agrochemical guidelines, study finds
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June 15, 2020
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Authorities knew of bromacil in Costa Rica’s waters and didn’t alert public
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Costa Rica consumes more agrochemicals per hectare than any country in the world
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